Hallyu leader, Super Junior, has proven yet again just how popular they are overseas. At the group's two-day concert in Singapore on February 18 to 19, more than 16,000 fans came to cheer on their favorite Korean idols.

"Super Show 4," which took place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, was a part of Super Junior's world tour. The tour kicked off in Seoul last November, and Singapore was the fourth leg of the tour after Osaka and Taiwan.

The show was jam-packed full of the band's biggest hits such as "Mr. Simple" and "Sorry Sorry."

In addition, each member performed solo acts, to the delight of fans. Yesung sung the hit "One Man" by singer Kim Jong-kook while the comedian of the group, Shindong, danced to the songs "Trouble Maker" and "Bubble Pop" by female idol singer HyunA.

Meanwhile, the fans wowed the Super Junior members by singing along to the songs fluently in Korean.

On February 19, the group attended a press conference with local media such as Lianhe Wanbao, iWeekly and XINMSN to interview the Korean act that is a huge success in Singapore.


Source: Koreajoongangdaily